Recent content by Lee Edwards

This system also has a 2 port zone valve on the output to the hesting which has been jammed in the manual position. Is it the feed and vent that go into the top of the pump? This has the hot water circuit on the left and the heating circuit on the right. It is the 1st time I have come across...

Hi all. I have come across one of these today where the heating circuit upstairs is not heating up but downstairs rads are ok. Where are the NRV valves installed on this? Cheer. I cannot find anything online.

Hi all. I have come across one of these today where the heating circuit upstairs is not heating up but downstairs rads are ok. Where are the NRV valves installed on this? Cheer. I cannot find anything online.

Yep, I am not there any more. Is there dip switches you can turn these off at or something in the uh8-rf

Hi This is correct, they said the ufh in the bathrooms have been coming on due to the stats not working.

Heatmiser say they have nothing that should be installed like this.

Yes, all others have the same cables. I didn't have time to check as I was only doing a boiler service and I didn't have a cable in the van to link it to my meter

Just wrapped around the springs and jammed in behind the contact plate

Yes, there are lots of these stats. About 9 of them. One went blank and so all of them went blank downstairs. And so if you replaced the batteries in one, the others would work as well. Now, the same has happened to the 4 bathroom thermostats. One died, they all died. So this is what I am...

This is the neo air which is connected to a uh8-rf.

Hi. Thanks for your reply. I do not. The other 4 cables connect on to the terminals and springs of the battery compartment. As if they are linked? Very strange

Hi all. I hope you are well. I am looking fornsome advice on the above thermostats. Turned upto a house where one of the bathroom ufh thermostats batteries run out, they all turn off. Now when opening these thermostats up, it seems like they have wires going into the battery compartment...

I came across this today and I am thinking this could be what I need to do. I think in this I.age they have the concrete block on its belly with the engineering brick infront and then straddling the concrete block. So I can do this but have the block installed normally and then the bricks infront.

That's good to know. I was thinking of the ease of running drainage with beam and block floor. I will not have enough depth with a concrete slab so hoping I can just put a rest bend on the foundation as close to the wall as possible so I don't need to run it through the hardcore. Although I...